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Want to get to the root of National Potato Day on August 19? We have smashing recipes, gifts, celebration ideas, and more!
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Mind maps are a great resource to help you study. A mind map can take complex topics like plant kingdom and illustrate them into simple points, as shown above.
Mind maps are useful in constructing strategies. They provide the flexibility of being creative, along with the structure of a plan.
Vitamins and minerals are essential elements of a well-balanced meal plan. They help in ensuring that the body is properly nourished. A mind map can be used to map out the different vitamins a person requires.
National Potato Day
National Potato Day is August 19, so if you like spuds, this one’s for you!
Potatoes have been a popular food for centuries so it’s about time we recognize this versatile and ap-peeling favorite. Mashed, smashed, chipped, or covered in cheese, potatoes can be eaten with just about every meal — or as a meal!
Background
8000 BC
First fries
The Inca in Peru are the first in the world to cultivate the potato.
1536
Stolen spuds
The Spanish Conquistadors invade Peru. They bring potatoes back to Europe.
1802
Presidential potatoes
Thomas Jefferson serves French-fried potatoes at the White House.
1995
Space spud
NASA and the University of Wisconsin partner to make the potato the first vegetable grown in space.
2002
Boil 'em, mash 'em
Potatoes reach their silver screen peak in this famed cameo from 'Lord of the Rings — The Two Towers."
Potato Survey Results
22%
The standard cut might be a classic%2c but at nearly one-in-four%2c curly fries are the peoples' favorite type of french fry.
46%
Nearly half of all people surveyed pick Lay's as their go-to bag of potato chips.
34%
At over one-in-three people surveyed%2c McDonald's is chosen more than any other fast food joint as the people's favorite place for fries.
National Potato Day Activities
1. Know your roots
Did you know there are over 4000 different kinds of potatoes? It’s true! Choose your favorite or choose a bunch because potatoes are so tasty and easy to cook that no matter what you pick you won’t be wrong! And not being wrong is a wonderful way to celebrate anything%2c so try it out this August 19.
2. Choose a recipe
There’s no wrong way to prepare a potato and the Internet (and probably your grandma) have a million and one recipes for you to try. Select a favorite chop to it and discover for yourself why this hot potato is such a hot commodity. Don’t forget to invite some friends and make it an event! This is a celebration, after all.
3. Eat!
Creamy and buttery or crispy and salty the last step to enjoying this day is the best step — eating! —and we will eat potatoes in any form (even baked into bread)! We think consuming these delectable spuds in mass quantities is the best way to pay homage on their special day.
Why People Love National Potato Day
1. Potatoes are a staple for a reason
Hashbrowns or potato salad%2c hot or cold no matter how you slice ‘em' potatoes have been a staple in diets all over the world because they’re easy to grow tasty and relatively inexpensive to produce and buy. Nearly ever cuisine has potatoes in it so you can take a culinary journey with your trusty potato by your side.
2. Potato chips are the best snack
The people have spoken! Potato chips are regularly regarded as the most delicious snack and we couldn’t agree more. Plus, there isn’t a better party food than the potato chip. Just pour them in a bowl and let the festivities begin! With chips coming in more and more flavors all the time, you’ll never run out of ways to enjoy your favorite spuds with your buds. That deserve a few chip-chip-hoorays!
3. Potatoes are America’s crop
Potatoes are grown in all 50 states! It makes sense that there should be a national day to celebrate the crop that can feed an entire country. We really do think this starchy, vitamin packed veg is all that and a bag of chips so pick up a bag, choose a recipe and feast with friends!